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Hi I have a 1990 +4 and the indicator/hazard lights have stopped working. I’ve checked all the fuses and they are fine. I was told that there are two separate relays one for hazards and one for indicators so I suspect it would be rare for both to go. I can’t find any loose wires under the dashboard. I’m touring France at the moment and hope to get to the bottom of the issue as soon as possible
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You appear to have asked this question already Malachy. Click here for thread and responses.

Note that what scant electrical info available for your model year suggests only one flasher relay for both indicators and hazards, although two often used. Note my post on linked thread.


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I don't know about +4 but my 1980 +8 has just one relay for both. And it has failed a few times over the years.


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Originally Posted by Stephen888
I don't know about +4 but my 1980 +8 has just one relay for both. And it has failed a few times over the years.

I must admit Stephen the norm was to have one flasher relay to cover two 21 watt bulbs and another separately switched into circuit for Hazards, to cover twice the power of all four flashing. There was an alternative where two identical flasher relays were used dedicated to each side with hazard function parelleling them up.

As I said wiring info hazy for this year but only one flasher relay shown via GoMog here. Preceeding diagram to 1989 also shows just one flasher.


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